Territory
Located on the border between Tuscany, Liguria and Emilia-Romagna, Lunigiana is an unspoiled land offering opportunities for culture, art and activities amid nature.
Crespiano
In the heart of this authentic territory, Crespiano is a privileged starting point for experiencing Lunigiana in an intimate and authentic way.
Here you’re not in a simple apartment, but in a small village immersed in nature, where time slows down and every experience feels more real: the silence of the hills, still-untouched villages, quiet trails, and the strategic proximity to the Cinque Terre and the major art cities of Tuscany and Emilia.
Choosing Crespiano means experiencing Lunigiana with authenticity, comfort and freedom, in a place that brings together nature, tradition and scattered hospitality.
From Crespiano, every experience is close by, yet never intrusive.
The village remains your starting point: an authentic place to set out from and return to, every day.
from Crespiano
among villages, history and living traditions
Lunigiana is a borderland rich in history, culture and traditions that are still authentic. A territory to explore slowly, among stone villages, medieval castles and landscapes that tell centuries of rural life.
Staying in Crespiano means experiencing all of this from a privileged position, immersed in nature yet close to the area’s most iconic places.
Lunigiana is known as the “Land of a Hundred Castles,” a landscape dotted with ancient fortifications overlooking the valleys.
Visiting these castles means discovering the region’s medieval history, amid legends, views and perfectly preserved architecture.
Castles
and the Ligurian coast
A short distance from Crespiano lies the Cinque Terre, one of Italy’s most iconic coastal landscapes.
An excursion among sea, panoramic trails and colorful villages, perfect for alternating the village’s relaxation with the liveliness of the Ligurian coast.
and local cuisine
The culture of Lunigiana is also expressed through its simple, authentic cuisine, tied to the land and the seasons. Local products, traditional recipes and small producers tell the story of a territory that is still deeply genuine, all to be discovered through authentic flavors and conviviality.
cities
Between Tuscany, Liguria and Emilia-Romagna, Old Village lets you easily reach the Cinque Terre, the historic villages of Lunigiana and some of Italy’s most fascinating art cities, such as Pisa, Lucca, Parma and Florence.
